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Originally Posted by Quoth
Total dark mode simply inverts the shades, so if you have any colour content, rather than a purely mono page, the colours invert. An image will look more ghastly with inverted colour than a mono negative image.
In Elementary school they told us lies about colours, even in secondary school art. Secondary school physics was more accurate.
But as I wrote, the post was for the general public.
And the colourisation is just a thin printed pattern, a layer, of translucent dots aligned with the pixels.
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I think you are too in the weeds to understand what he means by total dark mode.
Currently, on Kobo, dark mode give you inverted colors on a book page. But if you pull up settings, a dictionary entry, go to the Home screen, etc, the black and white are not inverted.
On Kindle, all screens, all menus, the black and white are reversed. BUT images and book covers are not.